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Permalink Reply by Sue Holland Mosser on -
We've stayed twice at a CG in Borden-Carlton close to the Confederation Bridge, called Sun-N-Shade. The owners are bluegrass musicians & always have music on Fri & Sat nights. Also, there's a seafood market close by where you can get about a 1 1/4 lb cooked lobster for under $10. We also like a place east of Charlottetown where you can dig clams on the beach in the park. It's called Seal Cove at Murray Harbour. Another place that stands out is in north central PEI at Oyster Bed Bridge called Bayside RV CG. There are so many nice views that we'll probably move every 2-3 weeks. We also like to go to the harness races in either Charlottetown or Summerside.
Just talking about it make me anxious to leave. We will do genealogy in KY on the way up there & go to a rally in Goshen, IN. My email is suehmosser@yahoo.com. That might be easier than this, since we're not discussing genealogy much.
Sue
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Permalink Reply by Nellie Reed on -
Hello there, I am Nellie Reed of Cliff New Mexico, I have been doing my family genealogy since 1990 and I have loved it since, my surnames I am looking for are Mooney, Eisiminger,Craig, Daniel ( surname Daniel no s at the end) Cox and
Reed. I have little on all of the names but I keep looking hope to find family and or friends in here
thank you
Nellie
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Permalink Reply by Andrew Gary Cox (Silva) on -
where are your Cox's from? my last name is really Cox
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Permalink Reply by tjay on -
hello everyone
not sure doing this right but happy to research take photos graves etc helensburgh dumbarton area scotland tjay
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Permalink Reply by Kathleen Newberry on
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Tjay, do you search any thing in England? I have hit a brick wall with my Granddad Charles Ralph. I can't find a birth record for him. But have a birth date my Mum gave me as July 4 1904. But FreeBMD hasnt done all the births for that year. yet.
You take care
Kathleen
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Permalink Reply by Kathleen Newberry on
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tiay I did find my Granddad he was born a year later that my Mum told me.
Kathleen
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Permalink Reply by tjay on
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sorry been busy. Glad you found him. Do go to England periodically from glasgow to liverpool so if anyone wants headstones photographed in any area on that route, quite happy to do so next visit. TJay
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Permalink Reply by Carl K. Roshong on -
I live in Ohio and have been doing genealogy research on my paternal line and allied families since the mid-seventies. My current concentration is on my Waldensian/Vaudois heritage. I have hit the proverbial "brick wall" in Northern Italy in 1699. I invite you to visit my web site at Roshong-Roshon-Rochon-Rouchon and offer any critical comments or additions. Perhaps you will find a connection. The site does include some poetry, but you an ignore it and go right to the genealogy pages.
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Permalink Reply by Julie Waters on -
Hello all. I'm Julie Waters. I was born in Michigan, but now live in California. I only started researching my family tree about 2 months ago.
My dad's side of the family has ancestors from Ireland, Sweden and England. My mom's side has ancestors from Russia and Poland. After each side came to America they pretty much went everywhere. My mom's grandparents went to Michigan, my dad's great great great grandfather went to Pennyslvania, and from there family went to Illinois, Indiana and then to Michigan. I know there are also family members in Boston, New York, Arizona and Canada. I'm sure there are plenty of location I don't know about yet.
Right now I'm mostly trying to find information on my 4th great grandfather Archibald Waters who came to American in 1816 from Ireland. I've been unable to find any information on his parents or if he had any siblings. I'm also trying to find information on my great-grandparents on my mom's side.
If you want to view my family tree, it's located here.
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Permalink Reply by Carolyn Lalli on
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Hello all ... my name is Carolyn and I am a native New Yorker. Since childhood, I have mentally stored stories related by my grandmother who was proud of her French ancestry. Her parents, both born in the US, were almost prevented from marrying by her father's (French/Irish) family because the grandparents had been killed by the Prussians (the future bride's grandfather was from Prussia). So much of the oral history has been lost with the death of my relatives.
Last year, out of sheer curiosity, I visited Ancestry.com. I found a few records and began to grow the family tree. This year, bound and determined to fill in the gaps, I returned. Sure enough, reading through details on the census records, the picture painted by my grandmother began to emerge. I was hooked! What began as a curiosity has turned into a passion. Along the way, I stumbled upon this web site and decided to join. Looking forward to learning more from your experiences.
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Permalink Reply by Ursula Barber on
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I'm from Alberta, Canada and got interested in genealogy after reading a novel that talked about how family members were all connected. I have researching on-line for just about 2 years now. I am presently trying to find information about McKeands and McGregors in the St.Louis area in the early 1900s and Carrle's from West Germany.
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Permalink Reply by 1yd6lanfhk8nc on
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I am looking/researching several families from Belarus to Trinidad and the Welsh Mtns PA. My family is a color spectrum.Names have been changed,People will not talk.It
is amazing at how many people I have asked,will not comply.
Oral history for many is a big secret.There are still people alive whom have alot of info too!My family history as well as my husbands and grandaughters' could be a script for a movie!I am very frustrated.I cannot afford all the fees associated with the ususal databases......I want to know my roots....our collective roots!
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